The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-02
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Go TO Rhoads for Tulip Soap.
--Eggs are coming dewn in price.
Everybody speaks well of Tulip.
Horse bills printed at this office.
Trout fishing opens on the 10th inst.
Our public schools close next month.
Navigation has opened on the Lehig
canal.
Candidates for county offices are loom.
ing up.
"Under the LASH" Monday and Tues.
day evenings.
-Wilkesbarre is to have a large cotton
mandatory.
--Barnum's great circus will exhibit al
Wllkesbarre, May 20.
1t will soon be time to look up straw
hats and linen busters
--Luzerne county has three hundred and
four practicing physicians.
Marriage licenses are issued at the rate
of four a lay in Luzerne county.
The Wahnetah Hotel at Glen Onoko
will re opened on the 10Th of May.
Notify us if you read the ADVOCATE
and change your place of residence.
-Rebecca Lodge, l. o. o. F., was or
ganzed at Freeland Friday evening.
The best laundry soap in the world is
the Tulip Soap. Try quarters worth.
The Lansford Building and Loan As
socation is wrestling with difficulty"
The merchants in many towns have
adopted the motto: "The peddlers, bounce
them"
The capital stock Of the Catasauqua
ManufacturingCompsnY has been increased
to $780, 600
Carl Surmanick, Hungarian, is want
ed at Plymouth for the brutal murder of
john Skiodona.
The school board and town council
will held their regular monthly meetings
Monday evening.
Ten thousand small trout were placed
in the different streams of Luzerne county
last week for propagation.
Eighteen mules were burned to death
Monday in the Hillside Coal Companys
colliery at Pleasant Valley.
-Four hundred and fifty saloon and
hotel licenses were granted by the court in
session at Reading Tuesday.
There is absolutely no adulteration in
the Tulip Soap, therefore it is the cheapest
soap for laundry, bath or toilet.
According to the Stloudsburg Ncrs a
prominent citizen of that town has gone
wrong with the borough's money.
The "Spy of the Atlanta" will be rem
dered ct Lansford, soon, under the auspices
of Washington Camp, p. o. S. of A.
Illinois great temperance advocate,
Hon. j. b. Finch, will lecture in concert
ball, Mapch Chunk, on the 2Oth inst.
Rev. Douglass, of Massachusetts, has
accepted call TO the First Presbyterian
church Of Easlon, at a salary of $22OO.
John Judge and Pat Costello, miners,
employed in No mine, Kingston, were
severely burned Monday By an explosAn of
gas.
"A number of Bethlehem capitalists
have formed syndicate AMI viii erect a
large number of new dwellings during the
coming summer.
"A stock company with a capital of
$4,000 will operate the SteiRton Car
Works recently purchased by the Allen
town National Bank.
DR.. W. W. Ro5er has been elected by
The Over5eers Of the Lehigh,on Poor Board
to furnish medicine and attend the sick in
mates of the almshous.
DR.. c. 7. Horn, of town, will represent
Carbon Castle, X. G. e., at the State Con-
yentiOn of that order, which convenes at
Reading on the 9th instant.
-Tramps who strike Frecland are ac-
commodated with forty-eight hours work
by the borough fathers. They should be
treated in the same manner here.
The gang of nomadc Turks encamped
at smoulsburg during the past sHycral
months, folded their solitary tent and ST.
cnliy stole away one night last week.
An exchange says: Had the Eehigh-
ton cigarmaker, named Mertz, died after
his recent gastronomic achievement the
world would have had no cause to she'd
tears"
john McMullen, of Mauch Chunk, for
many years passenger train conductor on
the Lehigh Valley railroad, celebrated his
list birthday last week. The Valley com
pany haye placed McMullen OH the retired
list.
Easter is approaching, and if you want
70 frla l.t,
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk, and buy them an iron clad
or dotbe twist suit-~prices 50, s4, So, So
and Upwards.
The Summit Hin band will open the
summer season by holding picnic on May
30-Decoration day. Parties frohi this
place who may attend should not fail TO
call 1T the popular Switchback Restaurant
and see the genial George T. Huntzinger.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper,
to be administered by the Rev. James A.
Little, in the Presbyterian church at Hok-
endauqua, on Sabbath evening, April 81,
1881, will be the first communion in the
nineteenth year OF his successful pastorate
at HokendauQua.
C. II. Sedle, of Normal Square opens
the post Office at that place, to-day (Satur-
day. for the transaction of U, s. Mail
business. One more highly important and
necessary requisite in connection with the
past Offices throughout the valley is the
growing demand for a daily mail
We have at least two hundred different
styles Of suitins's in our tailoring depart
mert. Our prices are FROM $40 up to $40
per suit-niade to order-and you will
surely save all the way from So to S5 on
each suit, Call and leave your measure at
Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall.
Mauch Chunk.